Ampsy Consultancy LLC provides end-to-end business setup, support, and advisory services in the UAE.
Bring your spouse, children and parents to live with you in the UAE. Ampsy Consultancy checks your eligibility, prepares every document and manages each family member's visa through to Emirates ID.
A family residence visa lets UAE residents bring their spouse, children, and in some cases parents to live with them legally in the country. It's available to employment, investor, Golden Visa, and Green Visa holders, provided they meet the minimum income and housing requirements set by their emirate. Sponsoring family is often the real reason people push through their own visa process in the first place, and getting the sequencing right — sorting your own status before starting family files — makes the whole thing far smoother. Ampsy Consultancy manages both.
If you are looking for a UAE family visa, Ampsy Consultancy checks your eligibility first and explains who you can sponsor, which documents are needed and how long each step may take. We prepare and submit your residence visa for families application, so your spouse and children can join you in the UAE without avoidable delays.
Sponsoring your loved ones involves more than filling in a form. Your own residence visa must be active, your income and housing need to meet the rules of your emirate, and your documents, such as marriage and birth certificates, must be correct and properly attested. A small mistake in any of these can lead to a rejected application and extra waiting time. Our team reviews your situation before you apply, tells you clearly what is needed and prepares each document so nothing is missed. We also coordinate the entry permit or status change, the medical test and the Emirates ID appointments, and we remind you of your renewal date so your loved ones' residency stays valid. Whether you are bringing your spouse and children to the UAE for the first time or adding a new member to your household, Ampsy Consultancy keeps the process clear, organised and stress-free.
We confirm your visa category and income meet the sponsorship threshold before you start gathering documents.
Attested marriage and birth certificates, salary certificates or bank statements, and an Ejari-registered tenancy contract are compiled and checked.
We secure entry permits for family joining from abroad, or manage in-country status changes for those already in the UAE.
Medical testing and biometric appointments are coordinated for each family member, including dependants exempt from certain steps by age.
We track each family member's renewal date so nobody's residency lapses when your own visa renews or your circumstances change.
A residence visa for families usually covers your spouse and children, and in some cases your parents, depending on your visa type and the sponsorship rules of your emirate. Income, housing and documentation requirements are set by UAE authorities and can change, so we confirm the current rules for your case before we apply. If your own visa is not active yet, we can also help you with your investor visa or employment visa first.
Each type of sponsorship has its own conditions. For a spouse and children, authorities usually look at your income or salary, your accommodation and your documents, such as attested marriage and birth certificates. Sponsoring parents often comes with stricter conditions, so it is important to check your eligibility before you start. If you hold a long-term residency, such as a Golden Visa, the rules and options may be different, so we review your exact visa type before recommending the best route.
We also explain the steps for each person you want to sponsor, including whether they are applying from abroad or are already in the UAE. With a clear plan from the beginning, you avoid unnecessary delays and can bring your loved ones to the UAE with confidence. If you are not sure who you can sponsor, contact Ampsy Consultancy and we will review your case and explain your options.
The exact list depends on who you are sponsoring and your visa type. Typically we ask for your passport and Emirates ID, passport copies and photos of your family members, attested marriage and birth certificates, proof of income and a tenancy contract. We confirm the full list for your case before we start.
Depending on your situation, additional documents may be requested, such as a salary certificate or bank statements, an Ejari-registered tenancy contract, or extra papers if you are sponsoring your parents. Documents issued outside the UAE, such as marriage and birth certificates, usually need to be attested, and some may also need an Arabic translation. If your spouse or children are already in the UAE, we also check their current visa status so the application can move forward without confusion. All documents should be clear, valid and consistent with each other, because even a small difference in a name, date or passport number can delay a UAE family visa application. Before we submit anything, our team reviews every document, tells you exactly what is missing and prepares the file correctly. This saves you from repeated corrections and helps you complete your residence visa for families application with confidence.
Family sponsorship applications get rejected far more often over an income threshold miscalculation or a missing attestation than for any complicated reason. Ampsy Consultancy confirms your eligibility upfront and prepares every document to the standard your emirate expects, so your family's applications move smoothly the first time. We can also help with a UAE maid visa for your household and our wider UAE visa services.
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Find answers to common questions about this service.
Requirements vary by emirate, but a minimum monthly income of around AED 4,000, or a lower salary combined with a documented housing allowance, is a common baseline. We confirm the exact threshold that applies to your visa category and emirate before you apply.
Yes, but the income requirement is significantly higher than for a spouse and children, often around AED 20,000 per month, and additional conditions may apply. We assess whether you meet the threshold before starting the application.
Yes. Your own residence visa needs to be fully active before you can sponsor family members, so we make sure your status is complete and confirmed before starting any family applications, rather than trying to run both processes at once.
Children under a certain age are typically exempt from biometric capture but still need an Emirates ID card issued. We handle the specific process and paperwork required for each family member based on their age.
You first confirm that your own residence visa is active and that you meet the sponsorship requirements. Then the documents, entry permit or status change, medical test and Emirates ID steps follow. Ampsy Consultancy manages these steps for you.
It usually covers your spouse and children, and in some cases your parents, depending on your visa type and the rules for your emirate. We check your situation and confirm who you can sponsor. If you are a Golden Visa holder, our Golden Visa assistance team can also advise you.
The cost depends on the number of family members, your emirate and the services you need. Call Ampsy Consultancy for a clear quote for your case.